Brewmetry vs XBRecipeWriter

Brewmetry gives you the ratios, temperatures, and timing behind the world's classic coffee brewing methods — from pour over and AeroPress to espresso and cold brew. Pick a method, set how much coffee you're using, and Brewmetry instantly tells you how much water (or milk) you need, how hot it should be, how fine to grind, and how long to brew. EVERY CLASSIC METHOD • Pour Over (V60) • French Press • AeroPress • Espresso • Turkish Coffee • Chemex • Moka Pot • Cold Brew • Cappuccino • Latte • Mocha • Americano • Flat White • Cortado • Macchiato • Kalita Wave • Clever Dripper • Siphon • Iced Pour Over DIAL IN THE PERFECT CUP • Adjust the coffee dose and watch the water update instantly • Recommended brew ratio for every method • Target temperature shown in °C or °F based on your region • Grind size and brew time guidance MADE FOR YOU • Star your favourite recipes for quick access • A new coffee quote every time you open the app • Dark Mode and Dynamic Type support • Beautiful on iPhone and iPad • Available in English and Portuguese PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Brewmetry works fully offline. Brew better coffee. Every single day.

This app is for rewriting XBloom NFC cards and pods. You must use it with original NFC tags contained in either XBloom cards or pods. To start either begin by reading in an NFC tag by touching the read icon on the main page or import a recipe. To import a recipe, open up the XBloom share link in your mobile phone's browser, select the share button, and select the XBRecipeWriter app. If you are interested in any other functionality, or if things don't look right, please select the "?" next to each field, which will hopefully explain things better. Keep in mind, not all recipe functionality works with the NFC tags. For example, you can't set 1/2 ratios (e.g. .5) or turn off the grinder. Importantly, the NFC tags are assumed to be 15G of coffee, so the app makes certain volume and ratio adjustments to compensate for that. You can read more by clicking the "?" next to Machine Ratio and/or Total Volume.